Schumann, Brahms & Others: Works for Cello & Orchestra
Zuill Bailey (cello), Philippe Quint (violin), Philharmonia Orchestra, North Carolina Symphony Orchestra, Robin O'Neill, Grant Llewellyn
The Brahms Double Concerto proves the most rewarding performance on the disc. This is thanks to Grant Llewellyn’s ample tempos, the glowing response from the North Carolina Symphony Orchestra...
Schumann, Brahms & Others: Works for Cello & Orchestra
Zuill Bailey (cello), Philippe Quint (violin), Philharmonia Orchestra, North Carolina Symphony Orchestra, Robin O'Neill, Grant Llewellyn
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The Brahms Double Concerto proves the most rewarding performance on the disc. This is thanks to Grant Llewellyn’s ample tempos, the glowing response from the North Carolina Symphony Orchestra...
About
Cellist Zuill Bailey's new album is a celebration of the 10th anniversary of the Wimbledon International Music Festival, where he has often appeared. It includes gripping performances of the Schumann Cello Concerto and the Brahms Double Concerto with violinist Philippe Quint. Zuill Bailey, widely considered one of the premiere cellists in the world, is a Grammy Award winning, internationally renowned soloist, recitalist, Artistic Director and teacher. His rare combination of celebrated artistry, technical wizardry and engaging personality has secured his place as one of the most sought after and active cellists today. Zuill Bailey is a renowned recording artist with over twenty titles.
Contents and tracklist
- Zuill Bailey (cello)
- Philharmonia Orchestra
- Robin O'Neill
- Zuill Bailey (cello), Philippe Quint (violin)
- North Carolina Symphony Orchestra
- Grant Llewellyn
- Zuill Bailey (cello)
- Philharmonia Orchestra
- Robin O'Neill
- Zuill Bailey (cello)
- Philharmonia Orchestra
- Robin O'Neill
Awards and reviews
December 2019
The Brahms Double Concerto proves the most rewarding performance on the disc. This is thanks to Grant Llewellyn’s ample tempos, the glowing response from the North Carolina Symphony Orchestra winds, the intimate rapport between Bailey and solo violinist Philippe Quint and the evident affection of all concerned for this last and most amiable of Brahms’s concertos.
